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Wed 30/01/02 at 15:17
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Juts to warn you guys, incase you didn't know, some (maybe all?) PS2 multitaps are not compatible with the non-analogue PS2 pads. My mate recently got this, only to discover that only 2 of his pads work with it! He also says that these pads may work with PS games, on the PS2.
Also, PSX/PSOne multitaps are not compatible with the PS2.

Just thought i'd let you guys know, incase some of you didn't know. :)
Wed 30/01/02 at 17:19
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There are no non-analogue PS2 pads - not official ones, anyway.
Wed 30/01/02 at 15:17
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Juts to warn you guys, incase you didn't know, some (maybe all?) PS2 multitaps are not compatible with the non-analogue PS2 pads. My mate recently got this, only to discover that only 2 of his pads work with it! He also says that these pads may work with PS games, on the PS2.
Also, PSX/PSOne multitaps are not compatible with the PS2.

Just thought i'd let you guys know, incase some of you didn't know. :)

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